Curry Fish Ball

Curry Fish Ball

by He Xiaohe

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

Hong Kong’s popular street food, you can make it yourself more easily. This time I used the imported Vietnamese Long Li fish fillet from Gourmet Jiebawang Supermarket. It is thornless and very convenient. The fish is also fresh. It is much easier to make fish mud with a wall-breaking machine.
With the Yuyixian grapefruit soy sauce, the fish balls are more refreshing and delicious with a light grapefruit fragrance.

Ingredients

Curry Fish Ball

1. Prepare ingredients.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

2. Longli fish fillets from Gourmet Jiebawang Supermarket are served fresh, defrosted at room temperature in advance, cleaned, and the fish is very fresh.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

3. Slice the fish fillet into thin slices.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

4. Add the sliced fish fillets and appropriate amount of minced ginger and green onions to the wall breaker.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

5. Use the sauce program to stir into a puree, remember to pause for a while in the middle to avoid overheating the machine.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

6. The stirred fish paste is very crumbly.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

7. Add cornstarch, an appropriate amount of pepper, a pinch of salt, and an egg white to the stirred fish puree. Stir it evenly with chopsticks in one direction.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

8. Then add 150 grams of water in batches and stir into a delicate fish paste, which will be more sticky.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

9. Add cold water to the pot and start squeezing the fish balls with the help of a tiger’s mouth and a spoon. After squeezing it out, scrape it off with a spoon and shake it in a pot of cold water. The fish balls will fall off.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

10. After all squeezed, turn on high heat, turn the water to medium and low heat when the water is boiled, and cook the fish balls.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

11. Soak the cooked fish balls in cold water for a while to make them firmer.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

12. Take it out and drain the water and set aside. You can cook soup, cook, and eat hot pot. You can freeze it in the refrigerator if you can't finish it at a time.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

13. Next, start making curry fish balls. Put the salad oil in the pan, add the chopped onion and the chopped green onion to explode the aroma.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

14. Add the fish balls and fry them.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

15. Add some grapefruit soy sauce to taste. Add water to boil.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

16. Add a piece of curry and bring to a boil.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

17. Cook until the soup is thick. The delicious curry fish balls are ready.

Curry Fish Ball recipe

Tips:

1. If you want to play the fish ball, you need to stir it more vigorously. You can also adjust the amount of cornstarch. The more cornstarch you have, the better it will be, but too much cornstarch will affect the taste of the fish balls. After all, do you not add anything else.
2. I have tried the wall breaker repeatedly. The procedure of using sauce is the most suitable. It may not be stirred in the later stage of mixing, so you can stop it and turn it on again, or add water directly to stir. I still use Super Mummy’s wall breaker. I have used it recently and it feels very useful.
3. Be sure not to cook fish balls on a big fire, otherwise they will bloom. Cook until 8 minutes cooked, after all, it needs to be processed again.

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